Seniors

He went skydiving in 2012.

It made the day of at least one sweet grandma.

First a fiscal conservative, now a linguistic one.

Since there's no impending apocalypse for 2013 (yet), saving is in again.

The Amateur Community Theater of Rowlett will soon be based downtown.

Ultimately, states like Ohio and Colorado will determine who is the next president.

Sam Berger, 88, is The Mayor, a player and all around optimist.

North Texas is by far the worst hit.

They don't eat at them all: too many calories.

Boomer Green Teams help other senior citizens become more environmentally-friendly.

Man, we wouldn't want to suffer through this summer without air conditioning.

Town officials have realized that what’s good for Flower Mound’s elderly is good for everyone.

Each month, Meals On Wheels delivers more than 1,000 pounds of dog and cat food to feed their clients' pets.

National Independent Living Specialist Neva Fairchild and Program Manager Priscilla Rodgers of the American Federation of the Blind join Campbell.

The "Take Me Home" program will help identify people who have wandered off.

The first 300 teachers who were already planning to resign or retire at the end of the 2010-2011 school year get $500 if they tell the district by February 28, 2011.

Adell Campbell hosts Medicaid Infrastructure Grant administrator for the Texas Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services Elizabeth Gregowicz.

Nate "Big Easy" Lofton and Herbert "Flight Time" Lang worked up a sweat against women old enough to be their grandmothers.

Zhang's research project aims to better understand why people develop cognitive impairment and how the condition worsens.

RSVP was created with the central belief that senior volunteers are valuable resources whose talent, wisdom, and experience can be utilized to create safer, healthier, and stronger communities.